CO landlords can still evict for all of the common grounds for eviction: nonpayment of rent, violation of lease terms, damage to property, disturbing the peace, health and safety violations, illegal activities etc. and can also still evict if they plan to conduct repairs or renovations, property demo or conversion, move in to the unit themselves or have a family member move in, withdraw the property from the rental market, or if the tenant refuses to sign a new lease with reasonable terms. 

Put up a fence between you and them to block some of the view.

Feel free to reach out at your convenience.What I cannot emphasize enough is that Buffalo changes block by block and street by street very rapidly, and if you don’t perform your due diligence to understand the neighborhoods, you could find yourself making a very poor investment.

I have heard these tenants are difficult particularly with the house maintenance and timely payments that I why I like to have more of a security deposit, just in case no payment or damage to the house happens. how more fair can it become?   

Thanks to both of you guys.I'm planning this sale as a cash deal, so no real estate agents and the buyer has several other duplexes in the Peoria area (3 of them within two blocks of this house).

I thought a block window with a shower insert going right up to it but maybe that’s more expensive and more work than I should be doing.

Here are some key reasons why tenant screening is vital:- Risk Mitigation: Effective tenant screening helps mitigate risks such as rental payment defaults, property damage, and legal issues.

It comes with the territory like a water leak, roof damage, etc..My $0.02 ...

Personally if they were polite with good communication and nothing was stolen or damaged.

The cabinet under the sink had water damage to the base, and I have the option of just repairing that and painting the inside of it.